The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-01-27

Mr.. James Rey nolds is recovering
and was able to ride out on Tuesday.
The Strangers of Paris, Tuesday
evening, Feb. lst, at the Opera House.
Frank Halstead has opened meat
market in the room under p. Flath's
store, Phenix Block.
When a man wants to find fault he
will do SO if he has to spend all his
time looking for it.
The Universalist Church Social was
held Tuesday evening at the residence
of Rev. Andrew Wilson.
Don't forget the time, Feb. lst, for
the " Strangers of Paris" large and
excellent company.
A break in the main necessitated
short stoppage of the engines at the
pumping station Sunday.
Some of our fishermen.tried fishing
through the ice during the warm days
last week. They found plenty Office.
The Strangers of Paris carry nearly
all the scenery used, the Opera House
stage being cleared of its scenes.
We understand a vein of coal of ex-
cellent quality has been discovered In
Paris township, and that mining will
soon he commenced.
The Stewart boys (colored) furnish
ed the amusement for the patrons of
the Rink, Saturday evening. The
smallest of the three took the prize.
The Universalist view of Salvation,
is the subject of the lecture in the
Universalist Church next Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Harriet Towns is suffering from
an attack of pneumonia, at the resi-
dence of her son L. J. two miles north
west of Ravenna.
A special meeting of the Rebekah
degree, Ravenna Lodge, L. o. . r.
will be held on Friday evening. Feb
ruary 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Palmer
and Mrs ]. F. Bell arrived Tuesday
night, from Hudson, Mich. Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer will remain here this
winter.
Auctions seem to be the best patron
lied "places of amusement" in town.
Two of them in full blast have kept up
lively racket the past week.
If your Policies are about to expire,
call on GARDNER, FURRY Co,
Agents for the oldest and best Insur-
ance Companies in the world. 959tf
Hon. George E. Seney has our
thanks for copy of his speech in the
Ohio House of Representatives, on the
subject of the Bankrupt law.
Burt and Lewis Barton and Charles
| Nunemaker were arrested on Sunday
| last by off Ger Lewis, charged with in
| toxication and disturbance. Mayor
| HolcOmb fined them $5 and costs each.
We have had a beautiful article oi
mud for several days during the past
week, very unpleasant contrast with
the excellent road of the previous
month.
A party of young people drove to
Cuyahoga Falls, Friday evening, with
Writer'S four horse sleigh, and spent
the evening with their friend, Miss
Eliza Haley.
Harry Tuesdale has removed to Ra
VIENNA, where be is employed by 6
sewing machine agent. Himself anG
wife will be much missed here.-[Gar
rsttsville Journal.
The Lecture Course Union has beer
very fortunate in securing the Rostor
Star Company for their next enter
tainment, Feb. Sd. This is new anC
very strong combination of brilliant
solo talent.
N. T. Spear. telegraph operator il
P. c. & T. office at Youngstown, wa
recently "held up" by a revolver il
the hands of one man while anothe
went through the Office and his clOthe
for money, but found none.
One day las week as Frank Ford, ,Jr
was about to enter the Office of Franl
Ford & Sons, at "Sunny Side," b
slipped and fell, severely spraining hi
ankle, from the effects of which he i
still confined to the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. CerydOn o. Arnol
celebrated their golden wedding, Of
Monday, the 10th inst, at their hom
, in Wellsville. They were formerl,
, residents of this place and have man
acquaintances and friends in thi
, county.
, The Poultry aud Pet Stock Associs
j ton. after paying the expenses of thei
late exhibition, W hich were necessari
ly large, will pay 81 per cent. on tn
premiums awarded. Exhibitors ar
well satisfied, as it is much more tina
was anticipated.
After all existence of about one yea
the Mantua Gazette has suspended
. The publisher has made brave figh
: and deserved better support, but hs
reached the conclusion that it is use
less to try to make paper live an
flourish with neither paying subscrit
era or advertisers.